SUMMARY: [asterisk-biz] Does VoIP Really Work for SeriousBusiness?

[Herman Webley]

On Mon, 2006-03-13 at 10:34 -0500, Alexander Lopez wrote:
> OK I solved for d, but what does 'd' signify?
>  
> 
> (D)ummy?
> (D)eath to ITSP??
> (D)ollars Lost?
> (D)ementia?

LOL.

For those missing out the 'd' is an operator (sorta) not a variable
(lt/dt means change in latency with respect to time).

> > -----Original Message-----
> > l(t) = latency at time t
> > j(t) = jitter at time t
> > 
> > j(t) = lt/dt
> > 
> > Is it only about jitter, i.e. when jitter gets to a certain 
> > number the call quality is bad?
> > 
> > Or, does jitter become an issue when the ratio between j(t) & 
> > l(t) is high, e.g. jitter is 9 ms/s, latency is 10 ms?